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The measure only skips voters and becomes law if the Senate also passes it. Senate Majority Leader Brinks is already saying she won’t do so

A campaign to tighten Michigan’s voter ID and registration policies has hit a roadblock on its path to the November ballot

Turnout at early voting sites in Michigan is up 78% over the same period leading up to the 2024 primary, according to the Michigan Department of State

For Grant Public Schools, if approved, the renewed millage would allow the district to collect around $1.8 million in 2027

If approved, the mental health millage would cost a homeowner with a property’s taxable value of $400,000 around $60 per year

Voters in Sparta are being asked to approve a new millage on the August 4th ballot, but the new millage would not raise the amount residents have been paying

Ada Township trustees say they need more money to maintain and improve parks and recreation programs

The bills would allow individuals to file lawsuits challenging local actions that could make voting more difficult or confusing, especially for minorities.

The state until recently kept a publicly available list of who voted in person on Election Day and who used an absentee ballot

Voter rights advocates say Michigan voters lost political power after SCOTUS gutted the Voting Rights Act, making it more difficult to challenge political maps as partisan or racial gerrymandering